The Finance Association
The finance association of l'École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
We bring together EPFL students interested in finance, raise awareness of finance across campus, and build bridges between the student body and the financial sector.
The Finance Association (TFA) is the finance association of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. Our goal is to bring together EPFL students interested in finance, raise awareness of finance across campus, and build bridges between the student body and the financial sector.
We bring together students who share an interest in finance so that they can meet, learn, and exchange ideas.
We introduce students to finance by presenting its various aspects through lectures, games, and workshops.
We help students bridge the gap between EPFL and the financial sector by giving them the opportunity to meet experts.
We establish connections with other schools, universities, and corporate partners to exchange ideas and collaborate.
We organize various activities for our members to immerse them in the world of finance and develop their skills.
We guide students interested in careers in finance through testimonials from alumni and counseling sessions.
We organize presentations, conferences, and round tables with various speakers who present topics and engage in discussions with participants.
We organize field trips to expose our members to the realities of the financial sector (visits to stock exchanges, trading floors).
Our writers regularly post articles aimed at developing readers' knowledge of finance.
Discover our upcoming events and stay informed about the latest opportunities in the field of finance.
Exclusive session for students interested in how SPs turn in-depth analysis into firmwide impact at the intersection of technology, finance, and operations.
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